No need to wait until Thanksgiving — some great Target deals are available in-store and online right now. …read more Source:: CNet

YouTube’s “Movies & Shows” page added a “Free to Watch” section last month. They’re trying to compete with free ad-supported online movie offerings from Roku, Walmart, and Tubi, while “Amazon is rumored to be working on something similar,” reports TechCrunch: Before, YouTube had only offered consumers the ability to purchase movies and TV shows, similar…

Jump-start your holiday shopping with deals on these Google-Assistant-enabled devices. …read more Source:: CNet

Upgrade your kitchen or make laundry day more fun with our favorite deals on kitchen gadgets and large appliances. …read more Source:: CNet

We’re tracking the best smart home bargains from Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, Target and more. Here’s our running list — including the deals you can buy right now. Expect regular updates. …read more Source:: CNet

Getting a solar array to track the sun has always been an interesting problem, and it has led to some complicated solutions. Controllers that use GPS and servos seem to be much in favor these days, but as this NASA-inspired sun tracker shows, the task needn’t be overly complex. It’s pretty obvious from the video…

New Amazon devices joined the Black Friday sale on Sunday, Nov. 18. Here’s the full list of Echo, Fire, Kindle and other Amazon gear and their sale prices! …read more Source:: CNet

A U.S. Army officer with a security clearance and a “solid professional reputation” believes he’s solved the infamous D.B. Cooper skyjacking case — naming two now-dead men in New Jersey who have never before been suspected, “possibly breaking wide open the only unsolved skyjacking case in U.S. history,” according to the Oregonian. The data analyst…

The tech industry has had so many screwups this year, it’s hard to keep track. But with CNET’s 2018 edition of Tech Turkeys, we’re gonna try. …read more Source:: CNet

Some of these deals from Amazon, Target and your carrier are already on. …read more Source:: CNet